The paper 'Facilitating Global Deployment of Floating Nuclear Power Plants' by the World Nuclear Association's CORDEL Working Group discusses the strategic benefits of floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) and nuclear-propelled ships in contributing to global climate and energy security targets. FNPPs, like the Akademik Lomonosov in Russia, offer a towable, relocatable solution for regions where large nuclear facilities are impractical, providing power, heat, and industrial products. Their advantages include accelerated deployment, reduced site preparation, weather resilience, scalability, relocatability, and centralized maintenance. On the other hand, merchant nuclear ships, an extension of decades of nuclear propulsion in military vessels, promise zero-emission transport, extended endurance, energy security, and strategic access in global shipping. The synergy between FNPPs and nuclear ships presents a promising pathway to complement land-based nuclear power expansion. These innovations offer a glimpse into a green future for maritime logistics by decarbonizing the industry and ensuring energy security.